It allows us to focus on the most important questionable features without all the cartoon block physics arguments and exaggerated stories of the level of difficulty of such an attack.
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The demolition planner merely initiates and steers the ROOSD process. You will not need nukes for that, nor thousands of men.
I wasn't expecting a response from you M_T, since I was just replying to ozeco's question.
I don't agree with your arguments though. You're essentially positing that the alleged CD was engineered to be indistinguishable from a fire-induced collapse - I'm cutting to the chase, of course - but there inevitably will be an important point of distinction between your viewpoint and that of well-informed skeptics: the skeptics will probably concede that, in theory, both possibilities for collapse exist (Fires or CD), but that fire cannot be ruled out, and is really the most logical explanation. The skeptic will apply the equivalent of Occam's Razor and reject CD.
You and other CD theorists will no doubt claim that fire
can be ruled out, and CD is the only possible explanation.
However, I believe that this is a simple mistake on the part of CD theorists, since fire cannot plausibly be ruled out; further, it is a complete waste of time to attempt to do so.
The best you can really hope for, in a rational environment, is to be one of the theories which will be ultimately rejected and discredited by the scientific community. That's just my opinion.
I bolded one section of your comments because they contain a distillation of your most obvious mistakes: you disparage the competent work of qualified people as 'cartoon block physics arguments'.
Sure, the equations don't explain every single feature of a complex event, but your hypothesis is not even a mathematical model. It's Oranges to Femr2's Apples, mate.
I'm willing to bet you'll never formulate a coherent mathematical model for the WTC 1 and WTC 2 collapses explaining your ROOSD concept, and get it published in a respected engineering journal. I don't think you have the chops to prove the thing you are trying to prove, but then I'm a skeptic.
Prove me wrong if you can.